Federal Court To Try Those In Jail First
Federal Judge William Holley set 10 a.m. Monday for the district court docket of in jail defendants. Excluded are 25 Tucson division indictments from a Phoenix grand jury to be called later. Indictments include aliens posing as citizens, drug imports, forged narcotic prescriptions, Dyer act car theft, and immigration law violations.
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William Holley
Tucson
Phoenix
Leopoldo Lopez-Saenz
Jesus Saavedra
Enrique Alvarez
John Dimbleby
Maria del Refugio Barbosa-Zuniga
Maria Luisa Barbosa-Zuniga
Armando Chavez-Banda
Joe O. Valenzuela
Francisco
Noriega
Roberto Sanchez Gonzales
Howard C. Bromberg
Ira C. Ginsburg
Lloyd E. Lamb
Louis Morales Mendoza
Rafael Moro Cortez
Joseph Alonzo Mitchell
Mitchell
Nancy Jean Tyler
Oreal Dean Wilson
Burbank
Calif
Mari Noto
Pasadena
Gila Bend
John Harland Fisher
California
Ernest Alexander Romanoff
Tacoma
Wash
Romanoff
James K. Binning
U.S. Department of Geology
Addie Mae Nelson
US. Treasury
Arturo Rivera - Rodriguez
Manuel Marquez
Margarito Serna
Francisco X Zepeda-Bermudaz
Grover L Tullos
Bigart Safe After Flight From Hungary
New York a foreign correspondent Homer Bigart, ousted from Hungary for undisclosed reasons, has reached Vienna four hours before a deadline. The 1946 Pulitzer winner told the New York Herald Tribune he does not know why he was expelled and criticized the Hungary regime’s lack of explanation. He said an undersecretary in the foreign office would not clarify the expulsion.
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New York
Homer Bigart
Hungary
Vienna
Bigart
The
New York Herald Tribune
Austria
Budapest
Ivan Boldiszar
Hungarian Foreign Office
Twinsburg School Shuts For Christmas Vacation amid Strife
In Twinsburg Ohio the public school opened a Christmas break as teachers and students may not return Monday. The board rejected resignations from Principal Glen Powell and 16 teachers and blamed outside interference for the semester’s disruption. Powell faces assault charges from John Hegedish. bond set at $100.
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Akron, CO
Twinsburg
Board of Education
Glen Powell
Twinsburg High School
Powell
Justice of the Peace
Paul M. Booker
Common Pleas Court
John Hegedish
State Highway Department
Ronald
Segregation in Washington report details racial disparities
A 91 page study, Segregation in Washington, released from the National Committee on Segregation in the Nation's Capital, documents discrimination in government, education, health, and housing. It notes white and Negro schools, funding gaps, limited access to universities, higher TB and mortality rates for Negroes, and segregation in private hospitals and wards.
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Washington
America
National Committee On
Howard University
District of Columbia
Anna Elizabeth Vogel Services Are Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Vogel who died Thursday in a local hospital will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Bring's funeral chapel with Rev. Willard A. Schurr of the First Methodist Episcopal church officiating and Mrs. L. A. Lohse as soloist. Burial follows in the Masonic cemetery with pallbearers named Kenneth D. Anderson E. L. Foust E. B. Bunch C. A. Meek J. P Morris and P. R. Young.
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Anna Elizabeth Vogel
Bring’s Funeral
Willard A. Schurr
First Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Lohse
Masonic Cemetery
Kenneth D. Anderson
E. L. Foust
E. B. Bunch
C. A. Meek
J. P
Morris l
P. R. Young
Two Convicts Fail Escape Tunnel at Washington Prison
Washington state prison officers uncovered an attempted escape when a tunnel under the hospital was found. Two inmates were captured after guards bored into the escape tunnel in the courtyard and ordered them to surrender.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Washington State Prison
Tom Smith
Smith
Soviet moves dissolve Berlin factory workers councils
In the Soviet zone Russia abolished factory workers councils under Allied control and transferred duties to Communist unions to bolster two year plan goals. The Taegliche Rundschau said the change limits German workers opposition. Separately mail and road traffic between east and west Berlin were resumed amid easing blockades.
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Berlin
W.P
Russia
Germany
Taegliche Rundschau
Rundschau
Arizona Colleges Can Train Air Officers
The U S air force authorized Arizona colleges to establish air force officers reserve corps training units. Eligible colleges may have applications approved for degree granting institutions. Students completing the courses will be commissioned as reserve officers. Applications go to the fourth air force at Hamilton air force base California.
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Washington
U.P
Arizona
U. S. Air Force
Air Force Officers Reserve Corps
Air Force
Fourth Air Force
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Yumas Chest Drive Falls Short Of Goal By Miles
The Community Chest drive in Yuma ends with 14098.50 raised toward an 18372.92 goal, leaving a shortfall as of December 11.
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Yuma
Udall Heads Tucson Civic Unity Group
Stewart L. Udall of Tucson was elected president of the Tucson council for civic unity at a Thursday meeting. The group named four vice presidents including Rev. D. C. Coleman Rev. Peter Samano Rev. Francis Bechtel and Sam R. Kaufman.
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Hubert H. Hill
Valley National Bank
Phoenix
Phoenix Bank
Arizona
Phelps-Dodge
Morenci
Babbitt Bros. Trading Co
Flagstaff
The
Valley Bank
Stewart L. Udall
Tucson
Tucson Council For Civic Unity
D. C. Coleman
Prince Memorial Ame
Peter Samano
Southside Presbyterian Church
Francis Bechtel
San Agustin Cathedral
Sam R. Kaufman
Eunice McGregor
Davis
Consuelo Howatt
Drachman
H. T. Getty
University of Arizona
Arnulfo D. Trejo
Dorothy Barber
Albert T. Bilgray
Walter H. Dugan
Glenn Ginn
Arizona 1948 Cotton Crop Surges to New High
The 1948 cotton output in Arizona is projected at 320000 bales of 500 pounds gross, up 37 percent from last year’s 234000 bales and 2 percent above the 313000 bale record set in 1937.
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Arizona
Driver Receives Fine After Mountain Avenue Collision
A crash between a 1948 Packard convertible and a 1930 pickup on North Mountain Avenue and near Lester Street left the truck driver fined $75 and sentenced to 15 days in jail. No serious injuries were reported. Miss Rolland J. Hicks of the University of Arizona drove the convertible northbound.
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North Mountain Avenue
Lester Street
Rolland J. Hicks
University of Arizona
Mountain Avenue
Alley collision causes total loss of truck
Investigating officers said a vehicle pulled from an alley at 1014 West Sierra Street and collided with a car. The truck was a total loss and damages to the car were estimated at 500 dollars.
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Reyes Tellez
West
Sierra Street
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Greyhound Park
36Th Street
South 4Th Avenue
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KCNA
John Miller
Miller’s
Boot & Shoe Repair
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Bet
Congress & Pennington
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Lininger
East Broadway
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el Conquistador Hotel
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South Sixth
Indian School Rd
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